Nick Trbovich, Jr.CEO and President

e COMPANY SUBSIDIARY OF

SERvUrROMCS,INc.

P.o. Box 145 . Franklinville, NY14737-0145716-676-5527. 716-676-5535 FAX

Log of theS.FellowshipSUMMER2005 ISSUE

WITHTHISISSUEOF THELOG, WE RETURNTO MATEJOHN ARMBRUSTER'SCUSTOMOF USINGTHEBUSINESSLmERHEAD OF ONE OF OUR FELLOWMATESFORTHEFIRSTPAGE OF :'HELOG". The honor this time goes to MATE NICK TRBOVICH,JR., of Elma, NY, a Past NVP ofthe USJaycees 1997/98, and a Platinum Sponsor of our Hospitality Suite at Daytona BeachIn March. MATE NICK Is also President and CEO of SERVOTRONICS,INC. PARENTCOMPANY OF ONTARIO KNIFECOMPANY. If you would like to provide 1500 sheets ofYOURbusiness letterhead for a future issue, let me know. DO NOT, HOWEVER,SENDYOURLmERHEAD until asked. Bob LIndholm

70th CREWREUNIONSCHEDULEDFORMYRTLEBEACH,S.C.,MARCH 10-12,2006.

It will be nearly 75 YEARSfrom the time MATEJOHN ARMBRUSTERlaunched THES.S.FELLOWSHIPIn 1931, when we muster for our 70th Reunion at Myrtle Beach, and weplan to celebrate with some VERYSPECIALGUESTS!DON' MISSTHIS75THANNIVERSASRYOF OURFOUNDING AND 70THREUNIONOF THECREW!

WEWILLBEESPECIALLYHONORING THEFOLLOWING PASTPRESIDENTSANDSHIPMATESFROMTHEIRADMINISTRATIONS

10THANNIVERSARY:MATE KELLYWILLS,USJCC PRESIDENT1995-199620THANNIVERSARY:MATEKENZIMMERMAN, USJCC PRESIDENT1985-198630THANNIVERSARY:MATE DICK ROBINSON,USJCC PRESIDENT1975-197640THANNIVERSARY:MATEJIM SKIDMORE,USJCC PRESIDENT1965-196650THANNIVERSARY: LATEMATE HUGHMCKENNA, USJCCPRESIDENT1955-56A unique program Is being planned for this historic Reunion, so register now,

BEFORESEPTEMBER15, TO TAKEADVANTAGE OF THESPECIAL"EARLYBIRD"FULLREGISTRATIONOF ONLY $99. Details are on the REGISTRATIONFORMenclosed with thisLOG. Like the Tulsa 2004 and Daytona Beach 2005 Reunions, our 2006 Reunion Is beingheld at the same time and place as the US JAYCEES YEAREND MEETING, but our functionsand events are seperate from theirs.

REPORTON THEMARCH 18-20, 2005 DAYTONA BEACH REUNIONIt was MATE AND FOUNDER JOHN ARMBRUSTER'Scustom to persona11y

write a summary of each Crew Reunion for pub1ication in the issue of THELOG immediate1y fo11owing the Reunion. MATE GEORGE FRASER II hasgracious1yagreed to summarizethe 69th Reunion of THE CREW. His remarksfo11ow:

The 69th Reunion Log of THECREW of The S.S. FellowshipWith the announcement of "Gent1emen start your engines" the 69th

Crew Meeting of year 2005, Daytona Beach, got off to a roaring start.Under the 1eadership of Mate Eric Seide1, Chairman, and his exce11entcommittee, combined with the assistance of committee wives attending,another successfu1 annua1 meeting of THE CREW brought Together Mates and

www.ontarioknife.com

Since 1889... first in better cutlery

their spouses to enjoy the fellowship of the Reunion.Special credit should be given to Mate Bob Lindholm, Keeper of The

Log and host of the Hospitality Suite and his Reunion Crew, consistingof ~tes Tom Donnelly, Wayne Field, Bob Goetz, Kim Newlin, Ken andSharon ~ller, Don Antonette, and George C. Fraser II, AND wivesattending.

Financial contributions to the Crew Meeting were generous and ourthanks go to Platinum Sponsors Servotronics, Inc and eAutoclaims.comInc, and all the individual Sponsors who participated. With theirfinancial assistance the meeting was a success!

Early arrivals were invited to the U.S.Jaycees Thursday NightCasino Cruise. Registration, handled by Mates Ken and Sharon ~llerstarted Friday morning. Mates and their wives were invited to theevening's traditional "Welcome Aboard" Reception in THE CREW HOSPITALITYSUITE decoratedwith posters and memorabiliaand food - food - food (!)as well as "adult beverages".

Following the Honors Breakfast Saturday Morning, Mate George C.Fraser II moderatedthe Morning Program. At the Breakfastmeeting,PastNational President and 69th Reunion chairman, Mate Eric Seidel, welcomedTHE CREW to Florida and thanked his committee for their wonderfulassistance. Unfortunately, the speaker scheduled, Mate and HonoraryReunion Chairman J.L. McMullen, was unable to attend Due to the suddenhospitalization of his wife Kitty. Mate J.L. joined the Jaycees in 1938and was President of the Florida JCC from 1942-1943. He later spoke tous by phone during the Sunday Morning Prayer Breakfast.

The morning session was held in a round table fashion, whichallowed all the Mates to speak and participate in the program. Mate BobLindholm introduced Mate Bob Goetz, Chairman of The US JayceesFoundation and opened the meeting. Mate Bob Goetz outlined the purposeof the Foundation and the work done with Jaycee archives, sponsoring ofJaycee projects, and the importance of the Jaycees Hall of Leadership.Members of THE CREW were encouraged to continue their contributions tothe Foundation. Mate ~ke Sawyer was then introduced. He spoke of theimportance of donating old Jaycee records and memorabilia to theArchives and Exhibition Hall at Jaycee Headquarters in Tulsa.

The theme of the Morning Session was entitled "I Was There", butmoderator Mate George also included the theme "The Way We Were", whichwas the theme of the USJCC 75th Anniversary meeting in St Louis someyears back. In addition to honoring "Pioneers of the Jaycee movement",Jaycees of "The Greatest Generation" were recognized.

Our first speaker was Mate William L. Weiss, who at age 92, was theoldest Mate attending. One of the original members of the St. LouisJunior Chamber (1931), Mate Bill was its Vice President before enteringthe U.S. Army as a 2nd Lt, serving on active duty from 1941-1946. MateBill later served as President of the Jaycees in St. Louis. An attorneyall of his life, Colonel Bill Weiss, USAR (JAG)was Judge AdvocateGeneral of the St Louis Chapter of the ~litary Order of The World Wars;and practiced before the ~ssouri State Supreme Court, the U.S. DistrictCourt, Korean Supreme Court (1945), and the U.S. Supreme Court. He wasLegal Officer D-4 in Okinawa and Korea. He was also John Armbruster'sattorney for many years. This member of the original St Louis chapterparticipated in the entire meeting and recalled experiences and eventslong forgotten. This outstanding man and his presence honored us tohave been the recipients of Jaycee history at our meeting.

Mate Len Newton also represented the "Greatest Generation" thatmorning. Len served in the Army Air Corps in China from 1944-1946,flying "The Hump" over India and Burma. Following his service, Mate Lenjoined the Princeton, N.J. Jaycees and served as local and state

president. During his year as State President, New Jersey extended 25new chapters, doubled the membership, and led Jew Jersey to march 1st inthe Parade of States in 1961. Mate Len is a graduate of MIT's SloanSchool and his business has led him to conduct MIT Businessmen's Toursto China, since China opened its doors to the world in 1980. Mate Lenand Ruby just returned from a visit to China. The mic was then passed toeach attending Crewmember and each told of their Jaycee involvement andthe importance it has been in their post Jaycee lives. Other "GreatestGeneration" Mates were Mate Hunk Henderson who was to speak thatevening, Mate Wayne Field who served in the Army in Burma, modestlycommenting that all he did was "climb telephone poles", and Mate BobLindholm who flew missions off Iwo Jima as a Navy Air Crewman, latertransferring to the Marine Corps and still later retiring from the USMCas a Lt. Col. The stories told were inspirational and made one realizethe value of the training and experience gained as a Junior Chambermember.

.Amongthe Mates attending the Reunion were Mate Gordy and BlancheLowry, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Mate Gordy has been a loyal andfrequent attendee of U.S. Crew meetings, and we were pleased to have ourCanadian friends with us again. Mate Gordy is Past National President,Canada,,andhe and Blanche drove from Ottawa over 1400Miles one-way, to be with us. Gordy is also the Canadian President ofthe "Grey Foxes". He invited all of us to attend the Canadian CrewMeeting in Calgary, May 20-22,2005.

Five former U.S. Jaycee Presidents, and a Past President of JCInternational, Bruce Rector attended our Past Presidents Luncheon. Thecurrent President of the USJCC, Mate Dr. Julie Metzger and currentJunior Chamber International President Kevin Cullinane (Ireland), alongwith Immediate Past USJCC President Lon Fox, all spoke to THE CREWfollowing lunch. The Past President's Luncheon, now a permanent eventat our reunion, was a "Star studded" affair! Friday night we had thehonor of hearing an address by Past USJCC President (1952-53) Horace E.(Hunky) Henderson; his topic "The Greatest Generation". A native ofWilliamsburg, VA, Mate Hunk studied at William and Mary and Yale beforeentering the Army during WWII. He enlisted as a Private and rose to therank of Captain, serving from Omaha Beach to Berlin. He organized theWilliamsburg Jaycees in 1947 and was later elected President of theVirginia Jaycees, then President of the US Jaycees in 1952. In 1953-54,working on a grant from the Heritage Foundation, Mate Hunk foundedJaycee organizations in 19 countries and was named "Outstanding Jayceeof The World" in 1964. Hunk is presently Chairman of The World PeaceTreaty Campaign, and spoke to that subject. He is also the author ofthree books, and at the end of his remarks, presented Mate Bob Lindholmwith an autographed copy of his latest book "The Final Word on War andPeace'!. He and his wife Vera recently moved back to Virginia(Lynchburg) and he has promised the current President of the VirginiaJaycees that he would restart a Jaycee Chapter in his new hometown.Mate Hunk welcomes the help of any Mate with connections in Lynchburg.

Following the Crew Dinner Saturday night, Mate Bob Goetz arrangedto seat THE CREW in the 1st three rows of the Year End InstallationCeremony of the US Jaycees, where Speaker and World President KevinCullinane addressed the convention attendees. All Mates who were pastUSJCC Presidents took part in the Ceremony. A private reception washeld later, and THE CREW was invited.

Sunday morning, Program Chairman Mate Tom Donnelly opened theFellowship/Prayer Breakfast with a prayer, recognizing deceased Matesand other Mates who, because of illness or other commitments, could notbe with us this year. Mates Kim Newlin and Bob Lindholm gave Palm

Sunday readings from the Bible, and then Mate Tom introduced ourspeaker, Sam Gornto, who gave a wonderful and inspirational talk. Aformer World Champion Surfer and a member of The Surfer's Hall Of Fame,Sam went on to build a very successful Petroleum and Convenience Storebusiness headquartered in Melbourne, FL. A highlight of the program waswhen Mates Bob Goetz and Kim Newlin got Mate J.L.MdMullen on the phone,and through the room's speaker system, Mate J.L. was able to talk to usand make some very special remarks. All in the room gave him a standingovation when he concluded, and we told him that we had missed him.After that successful connection, Mates Bob and Kim got 100 year oldMate Benson Skelton (President, Tallahassee, FL JCC 1942-43) on thephone, and he told us story after story about the old days. What aspecial treat to have these two Florida Jaycee Pioneers with us inspirit AND voice! Following the Prayer Breakfast, we stopped by THE CREWHospitality Suite for a final "Farewell", until we meet again at the70th Reunion in Myrtle Beach, March 10-12,2006. This year's Reunionwas well organized and well attended, with an inspirational program.Our facilities at The Hilton Hotel were excellent. SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!

Respectfully Submitted, Mate Geo:r;geC. Fraser

MATESREPORTEDDECEASEDSINCELASTISSUEOF THELOGFIRST NAME LAST NAME CITY ST SPOUSE- -LASTJCOFC YEAR HOMECHAPTR HO JCISEDECEASEDDA

NC CAROLINE MtmDAUGH PRESIDENT, NCJAMES BALLARD BRAME (DECD04/09/13 DURHAMJAYCEESART CAMPBELL (04/03/10) HONOLULU003712004/03/10EDGAR PRIESTER ELLIS(DECD04/11/21 HAMPTONSC JAYCEESDICK2004LOISDAUGHTERHARRYHENRY CJOE

1940/41PATSC 15412JACK FBRIDGEPORTIAN07207 2004/05THOMAS (TOM) MUNGENAST SR(DECD) BALLWINCAROL OLMSTEAD (DECD 1993 ARLINGTONNJAYCEES 1931/32ANNE PIPKIN(DECD1984cir MEMPHISUS JCS MEMPHISFRANCIS CALPHILPHILARDMORE PADANIEL A(DAN) WHALEN (DECD990711) BETTENDORFJAYCEES 1949/50HONARD WHITEHOUSE (DECD)OWENSBORO ICYWALT

FITZGERALD(DECD04) MANHATTAN BEACH

GEORGE (DECD) KIRKNOODST LOUIS MO

GREENSFELDER(DECD) ST LOUISGRONKIEWICZ (DECD01 BETHESDAHALL (DECD94/03) LEESBURG

HALSEMA(DECD) HANAHAN

JAEKLE (DECD04/11) STRATFORD21445

MATHESON(DECD04/05 SCARBOROUGH

SCHROEDER (DECD) DETROIT LAKESSTAHL (DECD) ONIDASTOVER TULSAVAN SLYCK(DECD1994 ARDMORE

OWENSBORO

-

HI BARBARA(DECD) HONOLULU HI

SC MARIE SULLENGER ELLIS PRESIDENT,

CA BETTY EL SEGUNDO CA 00827

MO GEORGE HENRY GIESSENBIER'S

MO ST LOUIS MOMe VIRGINIA BETHESDA Me 2001

FL FAYE PRESIDENT, FL JAYCEES

SC HANAHAN

CT SUSAN NVP, US JCS 1978/79

ON PAT (Patricia) SCARBOROUGH CANADA

MO VIRGINIA MOVA GERGE OLMSTEAD (DECD) H-PRES, US

TN PERRY(DECD1974circa)lST LADY OF

MN DETROIT LAKES MNSD ONIDA SDOK TULSA OK 1999

PA SECRETARY GENERAL, JCI 1954/56

IA MARY LOU WATERS NATL DIR OF US

KY NVP, US JAYCEES 1987/88

WISEMAN (DECD) HUNTSVILLE AL HUNTSVILLE******************************

AL

PLEASENOTIFYMATEKIM NEWLIN,CO-KEEPERFORROSTERANDEMAILADDRESSESof all change of addresses, phone, and Email

addresses; newly "found" Shipma.tes who slipped off our oldRoster, or news of deceased Mates.MATEKIM NEWLIN,755ALLENDALERD,KEYBISCAYNE,FL 33149;(Ph) 305361-9362;

(Email) jcisenator@msn.com**************************

THANKS AGAIN, 69TH REUNION HOSPITALITYSUITESPONSORS

NOWTHATOUR 69TH REUNIONIS HISTORY,WE WANTTO EXPRESS GRATITUDEONE MORETIME,ON BEHALFOF THECREW OF THES.S. FELLOWSHIP,TO THE HOSPITALITYSUITESPONSORS WHOHELPEDMAKEOUR CREW REUNIONA FINANCIALSUCCESS.

PLATINUMSPONSORS:SERVOTRONICS,INC.of Elma, NY,Mate Nick Trbovich, Jr., President, $1,000eAUTOCLAIM.COM,INCof Tampa, FL, Mates Eric Seidel, John Prozinski, and Jeff Dickson $500 plus$500+ "in kind", printing, etc.

SPONSORS, AND(In Honor Of):MATEMOTONCROCKETTIII,$200MATEROYDOCTOFSKY,$100,(MATEGEORGE PAGONIS)MATEPAULPENDORF. $100,(MATEDICKIETAYLOR)MATETOMRITTER,$100, (MATEPAULBLACKWELL)MATEANDYTOBIN,$100, (PRES. RONALDREAGAN)MATEDAVEMACARTHY,$100,(MATEDOUGHOGE)MATEEUGENE PHEIFFER,$100,(MATEPAULBAGWELL)MATEEUGENE PHEIFFER,$100,(MATEGEORGE FRASER III)MATEKIMNEWLIN,$100+ "in kind" liquorMATERAYNOXSEL,$100MATEMIKEHARRIS,$100

Your contributions are appreciated, and the Mates you honored are remembered, once again, in a positiveway. Your names and the names of those you honored were featured on a special custom poster in theHospitalitySuite, for all to see.

NEWS NOTES FROM EDITOR MIKESend me news about you and other Mates, that you read or hear about: Mate Mike Harris,Editor, THE LOG, 3300 Pleasant Plains Road, Apex, NC 27502. (Ph) 919 387-0611 (Email)editormike24801@msn.com Due to limited space, it may be necessary for me to edit yoursubmissions

Mate Daryl Watts, JCI#9776 was honored by the Grain Elevator and Ag ProcessorsSociety of America at the association' 76thannual meeting in Albuquerque, N.M. Daryl wonthe national membership contest and was honored by GEAPS for creating the new NorthIowa Chapter based in Mason City. {Must be something like doing extensions - whichDaryl was so good at during his Jaycee career} Daryl is senior field representative for theRegulatory Compliance Inc., of Horton, Kansas.

Mate Lanny Heater, JCI#23429 stopped by the AII-State in Des Moines recently ashe was returning to Arkansas after visiting his mother in Burlington, Iowa and as usual -earns enough money from Cat Fish Bend Casino to pay for his gas money. Lanny - you'resupposed to leave your money in Iowa as most others do when visiting our friendlygambling establishments.

MUSINGS FROM THE KEEPER OF THE LOG

THE FOLLOWINGare excerpts from a letter I got from MATE J.L.MCMULLEN'Sdaughter JILL: "My father was so thrilled he was able to talk to everyone on the phoneduring the prayer breakfast. My mother was so touched and knew how much he wanted to

be in Daytona that she cried after he spoke. The next day she suffered another stroke,which affected her left side. She was hospitalized for three days then we brought her homeunder hospice. Family and close friends surrounded her until she passed away March 30thin her bed holding hands with my father. Continue to keep us in your prayers. Daddy willgreatly appreciate words of support. We are setting up KMMTrust for" Kitty's MemorialGarden "to perpetuate her 68 year old exquisitely beautiful heirloom garden she developedfrom a wooden lot to honor their 7-year-old son who was killed in a tragic accident in 1945.Her garden has been in magazines, newspapers and on T.V. It has inspired and touchedthe lives of countless people through out the years." SPEAKINGOF THE DAYTONABEACHREUNION, thanks to JAYCEE EMILYSTEFANIK(Rontonda West, FL) for bringingus MANYcopies of THE LOG dating back to 1937. (We don't know from whose collectionthey camel) Though the Tulsa Archives contain a complete collection of LOGS, we areassembling our own set; so if you have LOGS dated prior to 1972 and will part with them(we will also welcome copies!), mail them to me. MATEBILLWEISS (St Louis, MO),age 92 years young, and MATEJOHN ARMBRUSTER's attorney when MATEJOHN wasjust starting out, was our special guest. He remembered most of the old Mates mentionedin the old LOGS. MATEBRUCE KAISER(Wilmington, DE), a Past President of theVirginia Jaycees, sent a-nice note along with his 'checl( for THElOG for $150. It was goodhearing from him! IWAS SADDENEDTIO LEARNof the passing in April of NorthCarolina's MATEBILLYHARRISON. Long a loyal member of THE CREW, MATEBILLYwillbe missed. MATEKEITHGABRIEL(Boise, ID).with a check for "History OTC 2004." anda check for THE LOG, writes that he was Idaho President 71-72, lost his wife Sharon in2000, and says "I enjoy getting THE LOG as I get reaquainted with many who served duringmy time span". MATEJIM NEILSENJCI Senator #17823 (Manchester, NH)sent checksfor "History..." and THE LOG, and in his long letter writes in part "It has been a long timeeince I'vewritten to members of The Crew",and goes on to say that MATE RAY ROPER'Spassing reminded him of his service on the HQ staff in Tulsa in the 70's. He is submittinghis Biofof "History,2nd Addendum". MATEBILLGILTNER(Mesa,AZ), past presidentof the Colorado Jaycees 63-64, along with his checks for "History " and THE LOG, wrote"I was sorry to hear of Dick Headlee's passing last year. Colorado was #1 in the Parade ofStates in 62-63,and tied for #1 (with Louisana) when Iwas President the followingyear.We lost the tie breaker to Charlie Hickmanand Louisana." MATE RAY (and Elaine)CODERRE (Pawtuckett,RI), who attended the Reunion and purchased a "Historyof TheCrew 2004" there, Emailed "Just a short note of thanks for all your hard work. Elaine and Ienjoyed every second." MATEHUNKHENDERSON(Lynchburg,VA)wrote, enclosingsome pictures "Manythanks again for the great time at Daytona. Vera enjoyed her firstvisit to Florida"'. MATE BOBBY ROGERS (Panama City Beach, FL), who sent us $100with a "Thanks" note, had a surprise triple bypass in March, so we wish him weillMATE PETE BALDWIN (Howell, MI) sent an envelope full of late MATE DICK HEADLEEnewspaper clippings, saying "hope to make the Reunion", but didn't make it. Hope you'reOK, MATE PETE. MATE EUGENE PHEIFFER sent $50 for THE LOG with a long letter,and saying "better get this off promptly before I forget it. Joined Saginaw, MI Jaycees @age 30 (1951), and State President @ age 35." MATETERRY MCCANN (Dana Point, CA),with a check for $25 attached, sent a long letter and Bio remarking "I've just received acopy of THE LOG. It's the first I've seen in 20 years!" Retired after 26 years as ExecutiveDirector of Toastmaster International, he is also hoping to attend a future Reunion. (Anexample of the GREAT job MATE KIM NEWLIN is doing in building back our mailing list)How about Myrtle Beach, SC in March 2006, MATE TERRY? MATE ED RANDLE(Birmingham, AL) sent another $100 to support THE LOG. He has expanded his businessto London, England, and is looking for contacts there. The recent terrorist bombingshappened but a few blocks from his London office, but he was unhurt. MATE BILLSUTTLE( Chapel Hill,NC) and Mary had planned to come to Daytona 'Beach, but foundhimself unexpectedly in the middle of some medical tests, so could not. Plan on MyrtleBeach in 2006, MATE BILL!. MATE MICHAEL CANNADAY (Collinsville, VA) sent us acheck for $100 and a letter in which he said "I thought the enclosed might keep THE LOGafloat, at least for one more time". PP of the VAJaycees and USJCC Legal Counsel in

1980-81, MATE MICHAEL "is still at the law game" and says that THE LOG "takes me backto happy days and good friends." MATE KEN HOLVENSTOT (Cedar Rapids, IA)with acheck for "History " wrote "Congratulations to the entire Staff of THE CREW I hope itwill go on forever. I do not travel well anymore, so cannot attend the Reunions." We knowyou are with us in spirit, MATE KEN! MATE LARRY SIMPSON JCI Sen #7736(Standish, ME) with his checks for THE LOG and "History :' ,a National Vice President68-69, tells us he is still in Real Estate. MATEBOB GANO (Idyllwild, CA) along with$50 checks for "History :' and THE LOG said "Regrets that I will not be able to attendthe Crew Meeting in Daytona one of myoid stomping grounds in days of yore! ", alsowishing us "smooth sailing:'. Plan on the 70th Reunion! Former Secy General, JCI1969-73 MATE JOHN STEINBAUER (Miami, FL) Emailed "Sorry, just can't break loose forthis meeting. Please extend greetings to all. Past President MATE ANDY TOBIN(Prescott, AZ), along with his $100 Suite Co-Sponsor check wrote, in part "Thanks for allyour Reunion efforts..wish I could be with you, but my schedule doesn't allow it just now:'MATE GREGORY MERRITT (Troy, MI)" PP MI Jaycees 1900-81 and National Chaplain theyear after, in a letter on his Concorde Financial letterhead and attaching a $100 check forTHE LOG, remarked "just a short note to let you know how much I enjoy receiving THELOG and keeping informed about the happenings of friends from my Jaycee days".MATE JIM O'CONNELL, 1st President, USJCI Senate (Sheridan, WY), in a long letter, endedit saying "I'm hoping you get a fine attendance at Daytona. I'll be there if my ankle heals".We DIDget a fine attendance, MATE JIM! MATE GENE OCHSENFEITER (Ashville,NC)in February, sent his new address and wrote "Have a great meeting and give my best toHunk Henderson:' IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO MENTION CHRISTMAS, so I want toacknowledge again receiving MATE JOHN CLARK's (Oak Ridge, TN) annual 4 pageChristmas letter with a picture of him in the Oak Ridge, TN 2004 Christmas Parade, in hisTennessee Jaycee "uniform", pulling a little wagon with a big bell on it. Author of "ALegacy of Leadership", MATE JOHN is U.S.Junior Chamber Honorary Historian. MATETERYL BECHTOL (Pensacola Beach, FL) Emailed on July 13 "Hurricane 'Dennis' destroyedmy home again, just 5 days after we had moved back into our house, rebuilt after it wasdestroyed during last years Hurricane 'Ivan'. This is the 3rd time our home has beendestroyed in 10 years". MATE DAVID HAXTON (Greensboro, NC), JCI Senator #888, sentMATE TERYL his condolences, as did we. In his Email, MATE DAVID said that he was afriend of MATE JOHN ARMBRUSTER, MATE ANDY MUNGANAST was an usher in hiswedding, and he was Secretatry General of JCI1956-1959. MATE WAYNE FIELD(Edina, MN),sent a wonderful, colorful Memorial Day package, again outlining his entry forthe stalled "911 Memorial" to be erected in NYC. Maybe we're prejudiced, but we think heshould have won! MATE JEFF DAVIS (Gainsville, GA) wrote "I'm going to try my bestto get to the next Crew Reunion. Much depends on getting someone to transport me.MATE KIM NEWLIN stopped by for a nice visit a couple of weeks agt):' Who of our Matesor their contacts can bring MATEJEFF to Myrtle Beach next March? I was invited, andattended the "formal" announcement of MATE LISA PARRISH'S (Goochland, VA)candidacy for President of the USJaycees. I understand that makes her a shoo-in, soCONGRATULATIONS MATE'LlSA! Set aside time to speak to us at the Past President'sLuncheon in Myrtle Beach in 2006. MATE BUZ SCHULTZ (Fairfax, VA) Emailed me abouta surprise 60th Birthday Party planned for MATE DAVE SEROTA (Kalamazoo,MI) on July23rd. We expect a full report! AS AN "EXTRA"on the set of "Flags Of Our Fathers" Aug8, during a break in the filming, imagine my surprise when a Marine Lt Gen in dress bluescame up to me and said "Hi Bob!" It was MATE WAYNE CODDING (Reston, VA), ALSO an"extra" in the film! MATE BRUCE RECTOR (Lexington, KY)recently launched his newbook "Monday Morning Messages: Teaching, Inspiring, and Motivating To Lead:' with thehelp of Jaycee friends around the world. Order a copy for your library. AS I WASWRAPPING UP this issue of THE LOG, MATE TOM DONNELLY passed along the late wordthat MATE DERYL SHUSTER had just Emailed him that MATE WAYNE MATLOCK(Andover, KS) had just died of Colon Cancer. Wife Pam and daughters, in lieu of flowers,suggest a donation to the Kansas Jaycee Cerebral Palsy Foundation. I last saw MATEWAYNE at the Omaha Crew Reunion. We will miss him. I KNOWI MUST HAVE

FORGOTTEN SOMEONE OR SOMETHING, SO WRITE OR eMAIL ME, AND I'LL INCLUDEYOU IN THE FALL-WINTER ISSUE OF "THE LOG". All typos, mis-epells and :errors Inomission and co-misslon are mine.

Bob Lindholm

NEWCREWMEMBERSWELCOMEDABOARD

NEW MATE DON ANTONETTE (Daytona Beach, FL), nominated by MATES DARYL WATTSand ANDY ANDREWS

NEW MATE DENNIS C. ORVIS (WInter Haven, FL) nominated by MATE ANDY ANDREWS.We received a check for THE LOG and a Bio from MATE ANDY.

In keeping with the Guidlines set up by 8.S. FELLOWSHIP Founder and Mate JohnArmbruster, in 1931, all outgoing USJCC Executive Board Members automatically becomemembers of THE CREW. Other former Jaycees who are Community Leaders and/or wereoutstanding Jaycees before they aged out, can be nominated by any current Crew memberin good standing. All that is needed Is a brief Nominating Letter sent to The Keeper of TheLog, which along with name and address must include: (1)Chapter and Stateaccomplishments and honors earned as an active Jaycee (2) any special communityservice and/or awards (3) family details (4) any other Items of interest. A DONATIONCHECK PAYABLE TO "THE CREW (LOG) is customary, but not mandatory.

BIOS ON MATES ANTONETTE AND ORVIS WILL BE POSTED IN THE NEXT "LOG".

2ND ADDENDUMTO"HISTORYOFTHECREW2004" COMING

THE NEWEST ADDITION TO "HISTORY OF THE CREW 2004", WILL INCLUDEBIOS OF MATES THAT DID NOT MAKE THE DEADLINE FOR THE "HISTORY OF THE CREW2004" THAT CREW HISTORIAN WAYNE FIELD PUBLISHED IN 2004. If your Blo 18notpresently in the original 2004"History " and you wish to be Included In the forthcoming"2nd Addendum", read on.

ALL MATES THAT HAVE ALREADY PURCHASED THE "BLUE BOOK" ("HISTORYOF THE CREW 2004") WILL RECEIVE A COpy WITHOUT CHARGE when It is available bythe time of our 70th Reunion at MyrtleBeach, March2006. Youwillnot have to attend theReunionto receivea copy.Aspreviouslyannounced,futureaddendumsto "History " willbe provided to all of those who purchase "The Blue Book".

MAKING ALL OF THIS POSSIBLE IS A NEW VOLUNTEER, MATE MARY SAWYER,WHO JOINS OUR CREW OF VOLUNTEERS AS A CO-KEEPER, SPECIAL PROJECTS.MATE MARY will receive all new Bios to include in THE 2ND ADDENDUM for publication byCREW REUNION 2006. She wants the Bios as soon as possible, but absolute DEADLINEFOR NEW BIOS TO REACH MATE MARY IS JANUARY 1, 2006 to give her sufficient time tohave the addendum printed and ready to go by Reunion time.

MATEMARYSawyer's Jaycee career began with her joining the Jaycee Wives inMissouri In 1971,which later changed its name to MissouriJaycee Women. Earningalloffices in that organization including President, MATEMARYwas also Program Managerfor the U.S.Jaycettes in 1979. Activein Jaycees at all levels when Jaycees beganaccepting women, MATEMARYgot active in the Missouriand USJCI Senate, holding allofficesat ultimatelyservingasPresidentofthe USJCISenate. AproudmotherofsonChristopherand 2 grandchildren,MATEMARYhas just retiredafter30yearsIntheCommunications Industry. She has been storing and handling the mailingof our "BlueBooks"for us since the TulsaCrewReunion In 2004..

HerhusbandEARLwas an activememberofthe SouthernPlatteCountyJayceesfrom 1970-1986.EARLIs now on the staff of JAYCEESINTERNATIONALin St Louis.

WEWELCOMEOURNEWESTVOLUNTEER,MATEMARYSAWYER! CREW ~MEMBERSTHATWANTTHEIRBIOSTO BE INCLUDEDINTHE2NDADDENDUMneed to send them to: MATEMARYSAWYER,747OAK HALL LANE,BALLWlN,Me83021;OR Email them to her at maryearl@swbell.net.

New Bios should b8 limitedto one typewritten page, and followthe same formatas the initialBios in 'History of The creW 2004~': '

1. Years In JayceeService.2. Jayceeoffices held.3. Who were the Jaycees that inspired you the most and why?4. Describe the two most significant events In your Jaycee life.5. Tellus about your future vision for the Jaycees.A WORD TO THEWISEI PURCHASE A "HISTORY OF THE CREW 2004" IF

YOUDON'TALREADYHAVeONE. We only have a few over 100left, and when this historicissue is sold out, they are gone forever!.

Remember,your purchase of "HISTORYOFTHECREW2004" includes (1) theistAddendum (2005), which includes an up..to-date Roster, AND(2) the 2nd Addendum whenit Is published In 2008, at no extra charge.

TOORDER:' ;

For a "Blue Book", SEND YOUR CHECK FOR $50 made payable to ""The Crew (History)"and mail to Bob Lindholm, Keeper of The Log, 900 S. Washington St, Suite G-2, FallsChurch, VA 22046.

CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE FOLLOWING MATES HAVE FUNDEDTHIS ISSUE OF '1HE LOG". THANK YOU ALLIBRUCE KAISER $150; DUKE GARRISON $35; LARRY SIMPSON $75; CABELL RAMSEY$25; MIKE CANNADAY $100; ART KLEIN $50; BOBBY ROBERTS $100; TERRY MCCANN$25; EUGENE PFIEFFER $50; BO8 GAMO$50; GREGG MERRITT $100; ED RANDLE $100;JIM NEILSEN $100; RAY CODERRE $25; AND BILL GILTNER $25

PUBLICATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF "THE LOG" ISDEPENDENT ON VOLUNTEER CONTRIBUTIONS FROM OURSHIPMATES. WHEN WE REACH $1200 IN NEW DONATIONS,WE ARE ABLE TO PRINT AND MAIL ANOTHER LOG.

IF YOU ARE ABLE TO SEND US A CHECK IN ANY AMOUNT,MAKE IT PAYABLE TO "THE CREW (LOG)" AND MAIL IT TO: BOBLINDHOLM AT THE ADDRESS ELSEWHERE IN THE LOG.

~

INCLOSING:Mate John ended the April 15, 1972 Issue of THELOGwith the following poem "Real Values", by John Hamrick:"Some measure their lives by days and years, others by heartthrobs, passions and tears,Butthe truest measure under the sun, Is In what In your lifetimefor others, you've done"

Bob LIndholm<pfsbobl@erols.com>

REGISTRATION FORM70THCREW REUNION, MAR 10-12,2006 Radisson Plaza ~yrtle Beach

Convention Center, 2101 N. Oak St, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577.Name Spouse or Guest(s)-Address City State_ZipPhones (H) (B) Email

REUNION REGISTRATION (per person)FULL, EARLYBIRD, postmarked by Sept 15,2005 $ 99 x - =$-FULL, Postmarked Sept 16 thru Nov 30, 2005 $120 x - = $-FULL, Postmarked Dec 1 thru Jan 31, 2006 $130 x - = $-FULL, Postmarked after Feb 1 and at Myrtle Beach $140 x - = $-

PARTIALREGISTRATION (per person)Registration Fee (Required) $ 15 x - = $-Friday "Welcome Aboard Reception" IncludedSaturday "Honors Breakfast" $ 20 x - = $-Saturday "Past President's Luncheon" $ 30 x - =$-Saturday "Recognition Reception and Banquet" $ 50 x - = $-Sunday Fellowship/Prayer Breakfast $ 30 x - = $-TOTAL CHECK ATTACHED*payable to CREW REUNION 2006 $-Form and check to Bob Lindholm, Keeper of The Log, Suite G-2, 900 S.Washington S1., Falls Church, VA22046

*SORRY,NO REFUNDS AFTER MAR 1,2006MAKE HOTEL RESERVATIONS DIRECTLY WITH THE HOTEL @ (843) 918-5712, ASKINGFOR THE JAYCEE RATE OF $109 SINGLE, $1l9 DOUBLE, PLUS TAX.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

REUNION HOSPITALITY SUITE SPONSORSHIPIf you would like to become a sponsor of our 2006 CREW

REUNION HOSPITALITY SUITE, complete the following and makeyour check payable to CREW REUNION 2006 and note "Hospitality"on your check.Sponsor name,- Sponsor $100

At the last Reunion, two CORPORATE SPONSORS emerged, sowe have added two other levels of Sponsorship for our HospitalitySuite, should you and your company desire to do that.Business Sponsor name In honor of- Gold Sponsor $500 - Platinum Sponsor $1,000

As in the past, suitable recognition will be provided our Sponsorsthrough our Email contacts, THE LOG, and in the Hospitality Suite.

In honor of